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October 01, 2025

Racist attack on Devi Sankaree Govender

TOLD TO GO BACK TO INDIA

5 mins

Parents learn of son's murder after vehicle tracking SMS alert

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3 mins

'Whistle-blower remains suspended at Unisa despite being cleared'

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2 mins

Muslim woman secures vital maintenance after Sharia divorce ruling

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3 mins

Harjeet Kaur’s deportation highlights India’s fight against illegal migration

REITERATING its longstanding stance against illegal migration, India emphasised its commitment to promote legal pathways of migration.

1 mins

Senior citizens devastated by holiday scam that cost them R40 000

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4 mins

Divine encounter: devotee stands firm after Ganesha ‘milk miracle’

WHEN Ashron Ramfol’s Ganesha statue appeared to consume milk during Navaratri prayers, he faced widespread scepticism when the story was published online.

3 mins

1860 Heritage Centre dismisses claims of exclusion and division

STORY OF INDENTURE

4 mins

Understanding maternal mental health: the silent struggle of mothers

“The mothers say they feel as if they are failing their children, are not doing enough, or their children deserve better mothers. This is heartbreaking to hear.”

2 mins

Missing Shar Pei loved beans curry and ladoo, found shot dead in Ladysmith

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1 mins

A mother’s journey from battling postpartum depression to finding herself again

ONCE FAMILY AND FRIENDS LEFT AND THE HOME BECAME QUIET, THE REALITY SET IN’

2 mins

Maintaining mental well-being during the matric exams

AS SOUTH Africa’s matric pupils enter the intense period of trial examinations, stress levels are running high in many households. These exams are often seen as a rehearsal for the finals, but the pressure feels very real. Between catching up on the curriculum, extra tuition, university applications, and expectations from parents and teachers, pupils may feel like they are running a marathon with little rest.

3 mins

The final countdown: Grade 12 pupils speak about exam pressure and university dreams

AS THE final exams approach, Grade 12 pupils from Verulam Secondary share their diverse study methods, stress management techniques, and university aspirations.

2 mins

Controversy at Clairwood Secondary: school rental practices under scrutiny

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3 mins

Your future is yours to build: navigating the path from matric to meaningful work

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4 mins

'Raising Champions': author's practical roadmap to nurturing resilient children

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3 mins

The legacy of my Patti, Kanniamma Naidoo: a story of resilience and triumph

TALL AND STURDY

3 mins

From teacher to the SABC: the inspiring story of Fakir Hassen

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8 mins

Leaving SA? Here’s what Sars wants you to know

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3 mins

Diwali’s evolution: tradition meets convenience

THE South African Hindu Maha Sabha is late in announcing the date for the “Festival of Lights” — it usually does in a press release a good few weeks before the event.

5 mins

Remembering Amichand Rajbansi: a life of controversy and service

LOVED him or hated him, you just could not have ignored him. He was constantly in your face in the media and at most community events. In the light of the long-awaited documentary/film of his life being released this week by my friend, director LX Seth, I decided to pay homage to Amichand Rajbansi, a true son of Durban.

4 mins

The sari in SA history

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4 mins

More than sequins: what sari queen pageants say about post-apartheid Indian identity

BEAUTY pageants across the world have long been underpinned by controversy, criticised for the disempowerment and objectification of women.

4 mins

A monumental dilemma: why old statues are causing new debates

ACROSS the world, like in South Africa, fierce debates are raging over statues and monuments honouring figures from colonial and apartheid eras.

4 mins

The lights of Diwali must shine across the nation

WHILE all other Indian diasporas have declared Diwali as a public holiday, South Africa which has an Indian population of more than 1.5 million has yet to do so.

2 mins

When the guardians are watched: the Madlanga Commission and SA’s criminal justice crisis

LEGAL AUTHORITY

4 mins

Keeping faith alive

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1 mins

How Kara Nichha's continues its founder's legacy of feeding the poor

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1 mins

Muslim reform and religious freedom: the debate on progressive Islam

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2 mins

Free speech controversy at Sastri College: banned lecture

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1 mins

'Raj' Bodasing (1940-2025): the extraordinary legacy of a KZN icon

RAJESHWAR Bodasing, fondly known to many as Raj, passed away at the age of 85, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy that made him a part of the fabric of life, from Zululand to Durban.

2 mins

Setting the record straight: the value of Indian immigrants in the UK

I SHARE Karen Lloyd’s sentiments on illegal immigrants, except on two scores.

2 mins

A fiery satire of the Hindi film industry

DELIGHTFULLY RARE

2 mins

A comedic take on social issues

AKSHAY Kumar (Jolly No 2) continues his streak of movies addressing social issues through cinema.

1 mins

A poignant exploration of caste and class

HOMEBOUND is a poignant drama that explores caste, class and systemic discrimination in India, anchored by powerful performances and sensitive direction.

1 mins

Bridging cultures through performance

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4 mins

A warm breakfast of idli, vade, sambhar and chutney with Sivachidambaram

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2 mins

Understanding year-end fatigue: signs, symptoms and solutions

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3 mins

Calm in the countdown: thriving through the next 90 days

FLOW SMARTER

3 mins

'Pillow Talk': a new narrative for Indian SA romance

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2 mins

A women's well-being guide and toolkit: nurturing balance through holistic living

CLARITY AND RELEASE

3 mins

Yellow Potato Curry With Cumin

600g or 4 medium potatoes potatoes, cut into cubes 1 onion, finely sliced 2 tbs light olive oil or 2 tsp ghee 1 tsp cumin ½ tsp turmeric 1 sprig curry leaves 2 tbs chopped mint leaves chopped a few fresh coriander leaves 3 green chillies, slit in halves ½ cup or 125ml water, you may need more salt

1 mins

Proteas Men’s home season cut to just three matches

THE Proteas Men’s home international season has been reduced to just three matches for the entire 2025/26 campaign.

1 mins

Take note of Beauty Waves

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2 mins

Mastering the art of chipping: Locking your hands for better control

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1 mins

Can Durban City's MFC-blueprint withstand knockout cup pressure?

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2 mins

Bafana have raised their levels while Safa continue to fumble

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2 mins

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2 mins

Women's World Cup: Eight young stars to watch

THE ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup kicked off yesterday in India and Sri Lanka.

3 mins

Nché back in Bok starting XV

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2 mins

Injury-hit PSG brace for Barca test

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2 mins

Luus focused as Proteas Women eye England clash

SUNE Luus knows all about World Cup pressure, having been entrusted with the Proteas’ captaincy on the eve of the last tournament after Dane van Niekerk suffered a freak accident.

2 mins

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